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SEARCH FOR A SAFE CAR

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Disclaimer: This site provides information and advice on safety features of new and used cars, however it is the responsibility of the user to conduct appropriate checks and balances to ensure specific vehicles have the appropriate mechanical checks, roadworthiness and do not have a current recall notice for defects or other issues prior to purchase.

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What is a safe car?

The vehicle you select plays a crucial role in ensuring your safety and that of others around you. To gauge how effectively your car can protect you and others, check its safety ratings—more stars signify a safer vehicle.

When shopping for a car, never compromise on safety. Safe Cars employs safety rating systems based on crash tests and real-world data, helping you easily discover the safest cars that fit your budget.

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The safety ratings

In Australia the level of safety a car provides is assessed and then identified through star rating systems known as Used Car Safety Ratings (UCSR) and the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). Read more about how they test and measure vehicle safety ratings.

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The safety features

There are many Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) that improve safety, such as Automatic Emergency Braking, Electronic Stability Control, and Lane Keeping Assistance.

Visit the ADAS website for a one-stop shop information centre that explains 30+ common ADAS functions through short easy-to-understand videos and plain language summaries. Search for features in your vehicle or other common functions you are interested in. 

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